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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
IRON AND STEEL WORKERS.
A New Scale of Wages Made by the Anal
gamated Association.

PITTssURG. June 1.-THE Convention
of the Amalgamation Association of
Iron and Steel Workers completed the
new scale at this mornings session. Ii
is understood to be the demand of the
pudlers for $50 rate on a two cent
card. and a corresponding advance of 10
per cent in the other departments,
with the exception of the nails, which
it is said remains at seventeen cents.
Copies of the scale will be sent out To
manufacturers. tomorrow, and con-
ference on the wage question viii begin
next Tuesday afternoon. At this after
moons session of the convention the re-
ports of the officers were heard. Secre-
tary Martins report reviewed the trou-
BILE between the Association and the
knights of Labor. 1t is expected that
the Amalgamated people will decide
upon a definite line of policy towards
the knights of Labor.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15

BUFFALO, June i4.-The committee OF
the Typographical Union, who remained
here few days to straighten out Secre-
tary-treasurer Pascoe's accounts, have
left for their homes. They said before
leaving that they had no reason 20 think
that there is anything wrong with the
accounts and that the jumble occurred
simply from incompetency.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
The Jubilee Yacht Race.

LONDON, June 1.-THE Jubilee yacht
race around Great Britain and Ireland
was begun to-day. The yachts were
started by the Prince of Wales at South
end. at the mouth of the Thames. At
O'Clock this afternoon the Genesta was
leading the other yachts. The
starters were the Aline, Sleuthhound,
Dawn, Dauntless, Genesta, Anemone.
Mabel, Valauveut, Atlantis, Gwendol'n,
Bridesmaid and Helene.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
A Funny Mans New AvocatIon.

Pastor Burdette, of the Second Johns
bury Reformed Church, at Thirteenth
Pond, North River, among the Adiron-
dacks. is none other than Bob Burdette,
OF the HamLeye. lie led the devotional
exercises 30 successfully last summer
that he has been urged TO lead them this
season In the continued absence OF a
regular pastor. He kept 81 Of the offer
ings as a memento. and put the rest.
with the proceeds Of lecture, into the
treasury to help liquidate the debt ON the
little church.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15

Special to the PdIdtLsd Nelrs.
KEY WEST, FLA, June 14.-One new
case to-day; no deaths. 1t is still rain
ing. The patients are doing nicely.
There was an impressive funeral cere-
mony at the burial of Butch, the en-
gine driver, this morning at g a. m. The
fire department turned out EN- masse in
the heavy rain. MOTT.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
Against international Trades Copcres.

LONDON, June II. - The Executive
Committee of the Trades Union Congress
has reported against the holding of an
International Trades Congress on the
ground that trades unionism in England
has few points in common with con-
tinental trades unionism. Foreign
trades unions" says report, '.are not so
organized as to be able to send delegates
whose credentials would pass the scru-
tiny of an English committee. The
methods of English trades unionists are
ridiculed and rejected by foreign work
men who want the government to ac-
complish at a stroke what has taken the
English long period of self effort to OBJ
tain. Englishmen are glad to see the
hours of foreign laborers shortened and
their wages increased, but they find no
hope of improving the position of Eng
glish workers except by the efforts of
themselves"
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15

The Spirit Tax Bill Passed the Reiehstas.
BERLIN, June 1.-THE Spirit Tax Bill
was passed by Reichstag to-day. In the
course of debate, Minister Won Scholz
intimated that the taxation bill.
now before the house, did not conclude
the Government scheme for taxation re-
form. Here Won Benignsen said he full
ly trusted that the present Reichstag
would not have to deal with any more
taxation bills.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
sisns the AngIo-Turkish Convention.

Sigas the AnglO-Turkish Convention.
CONSTANTINoPIE, June 14.-Sir Harry
Drummond, the British ambassador in
connection with Egyptian affairs, has
notified the Porte that Queen Victoria
has appended her signature To the Anglo
Turkish Convention concerning Egypt,
and that Her Majesty awaits the issue of
the SuItans Trade announcing the CON
vention in force.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
The Court Declines to Decide.

RALEIGH, n. c.. June 1.-THE Su-
preme Court to-day declined to decide
the question of the right of Giersch to
sell vinous and malt liquors under the
local prohibition law which was brought
them in the shape of a habeas corpus
case.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
Davitt and Cox to be Prosecuted.

DUBLIN, June LIT is reported that
the Government intends to prosecute
Michael Davitt and Joseph Richard Cox
Nationalist members of Parliament for
East Glare, for melting the Bodyke ten
ants to resist eviction.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
The Meuse to BE Fortified.

BRUSSELS. June 1.-THE Chamber
of Deputies, to-day. by vote of 50, Al
passed a bill for for fo-tifying the Meuse.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15

LIVERPOOL. June 14.-In connection
with the cotton spinners' short time
movement, favorable replies have been
received from splnners representing
eleven million spindles. The decision
on the subject has been deferred until
Friday next.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
A YANKEE GIBRALTAR.
saw Mil burned at ApaIaohiooIa.

APALAcHCoLA, FLA, June 14.-SwiD-
dell Bros. floating saw mill, the Tri-
umph, located here, was burned to-day
together with one million feet Of lumber.
The fire originated in the cabin Of the
mill and was communicated to the lun
ber ashore. Loss, $50 1000; no insurance.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15

Everything in Canada is working fa-
vorably for annexation, although but
little of it shows upon the surface.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
Treasurer Absconds.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June 14.-Walter
s. Condor, Grand Secretary and Treas
urer of the Switchmans' Mutual Asso-
citation. has absconded. He is a de-
taulter to the above named concern but
to what extent is not known.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15

Jersey City Argus
President Cleveland came out of the
woods to-day. 1t will soon be time for
John Sherman to take to them.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-06-15
Chief Justice Mcwhorter win Not Resign

Special To the Prtdfhd Nears.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, June 14.-Chief
Justice McWhorter, at the request of
Gov. Perry, has withdrawn his resigna-
ton and will therefore continue to pre-
side over the Supreme Court
SMILEY
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
NEWS or THE WEEK.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
COLORADO LETTER.

FOUNTAIN. CoLo.. Aug. Goth. 1857.
Editor Democrat.
Every one knows that people 40 from
Maine TO ell parts Of the country. ba, !,
Is surprise 10 learn how numerous the
sons and daughters Of Maine are In a.
most every part Of our country. On ar.
irving here | found ,ha, this village had
had two Maine teachers Already-Miss
Curtis. formerly Of Penobseo, county, aud
Miss Haskell, of Livermore. Last fall
the Bsp,is, church Was supplied few
moa,hs by Rev. Mr.. Weston. formerly Ct
Maine. aud how he pastor Is Rev. Mr..
I.inslsy, whom the people Of Baekhsld
will remember a. . pastor in that village
some years since.
/. sound. very homeliks to hear the
name Atwood. Bisbee. etc.
At Colorado Springs see every few
weeks Rev. Ira q. Spsgue. well known
to many in Oxford county. | hsvereen =,
tie post office Mr.. fvsls;h. formerly Of
Portland. II the county court is visited
one sees hs Honor. Judge Seyery. .
Pennington man. In the life insurance
business q prominent sgen, Is Major
Rsmiek. = York county man. II one Is
seeking . good blacksmith. be can call on
Mr.. Bartlett. who came here from Bethel
some fourteen yesr ago. have met =
numtsr Of times the French Brothers. OF
Norway.
This summer the School Directors OF
Colorado Springs have elected IS prinei-
pal Of The high ,ehOOl. Mr.. Jones. Of
China.
Las, but BY no means less. in the lie,
Of Maine people in this vicinity. l will
meniion Prof Stone. formerly Of Kent's
Hill Seminary. There are many others
Of whom do not know but this lis, will
give some idea the amour. ofihs Maine
element in Colorado.
Nor need you think Maine has chiefly
contributed to make up the population Of
this locality. Daring my residence here
I have become acquainted with people
from nineteen states from 0niario,
Prnes Edwsras lslspd. Nova Scotia,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Eneland and Germany. Thus you see
our population IL quite cosmopolitan.
A number Of my friends here were In
the Rebel army. I have ofen seen this
summer young German Who came TO
America when thirteen years old. lie
knew no Esglish and 40 found difficulty
in getting work. lie says he lived in
the corn fields Of Illinois some time. his
only food the corn. Now be can talk
very well in Rngllsh. has saved quite .
snug sum Of money, aad IL we'll satisfied
With America. I enjoy meeting people
from different parts Of this country and
from other countries.
The Ute Indi.h difficulty Is now re-
ported 10 be over. Al all events II seems
70 te not serious outbreak. In Color
ado one hears few expressions Of symps-
thy for the Indiana ~ H.. who plead
- eloqusnily for the Indians, passed the
las, Of her life in Colorado SPRING.. and
lies buried in spot ,hs, oveflooks the
city; ard doubilsss those Who came under
the spell Of her immediate influence have
learned to feel pity fOr The Red man, but
over the people At large the pathetic elo-
quenee Of Mrs. Jackson seems 10 have
had little influence. People who have
seen the s.alpls.s bodies Of friends, them.
sslye. suffered peril Of lie. and sustained
the loss q The fruits o. years of toll will
have liile love Coz The authors Of these
e.lAmliiss. II matters little how much
yoa talk Of ,h- frat beginning u The
eamiiy.
| learn ~th sorrow The te~s Of a
s.oit apple crcp IN New Englsnd. Few
lhins. sf Ct me IS does any news tina,
.s,m. 10 prtssge high price Tor spP.e'.
With " a. present, good apples are a.
hish {. PEACHES wish Zibeon Peek.
arl. orchard vas IN this vicinity. |
should not f.il 10 visit him this fall. aud
then neat winter | should crjoy seeing
hi. eosnienanes hgtt up ~hsn be vas
oGsnd e. 90 barrel Coz his fruit.
Las, sprins sPPls ~efs "J scarce At
that price.
I rssrs, 20 ~ that agricultural fairs
.ic no, oommon Ia ihi. State. ! zee one
advertised faf Pueblo sod 1t recalls vivid
Ia The Stale md eouaiy fairs Of M.ine
AiiA their w coss. crooked caesmbefs,
isiofmsd mru. p.isHi eAurns, Indian
docior.. Wheel. Of foi,an' y. peanuts and
lemonade. end. be-, Of al. splsasani
cha, ~iih ho.i. % pleasant people.
I src BY ihs Lssisioa Journal What
Consrssman Reed thinks q Colorado.
IA. d.seripiion j. no; an sxagssra,ion-
I, IL jisi tao years to-day ,h., We
len Maine - the f.r-oG land Of COW
boys. and | ssll remember how the BAR
rcn plain. looked TO va. always -on.
der n p,is1n On h-i sfnvsl likes Col
Grad, much ih,nk ~c o-s the Con.
sfsssm.n ih.nks fof ,e'it. the beauties
u ihs State IN - short = ,i.li. an
free 90 say that like the centennial
State yeiy much. True ii has iis dis
advantages. ba, the plsasla, features TAT
out balance. 10 my MAD. the di'Asi,e'
.ble ihing,. Wv .n-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
STATE PIcK-UPs.

Two young men were drowned BY The
espsiIing % sal boat on the Sseo Al
Bltdsford, Sundsy, tth inst
The trustees OF Oak Grove Seminary,
the bulldlngs Of which were recently
burned. have decided 10 reballd.
Mr.. Henry SewsIl. superintendent OF The
Ksnnebec County pablo buildings. con-
United suicide By shooting himself with =
revolver. lie had been despondent Tot
some time. Ills age was c5 years.
Labor Day was deserved In Poruand by
q grand excursiOn and clam bake ~ Loug
Island. Speeches were made BY Mayor
Chapman. Ex.Msyor Deering, COmmis-
slonsr Msiihews, ard Others.
The papers have Cor . week been fall Of
the statement that no trace % yO1rg Nc
Nicely has been discovered. Bank Exam.
liner Richards has found some minor pecu-
lstiOn-. which indicate that NcSeely had
been taking small suns Tor some time.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

COMPARISON SOLICITED "A wise dis
erimlnstion should be exercised by all who
take medicine. The proprietors OF Hoods
Sarsaparilla solicit careful comparison
OF this medicine with other blood paFiners
aud medicines, being conhteut that the
peculiar merits OF Hooi's Sarsaparills are
so apparent that the people viii unheslts-
tiugly prefer Il 10 any other preparation.
Hoods Sarssparills IL not . mixture OF
molx.ses and few inert roots aud herbs,
bat 10 IL peculiar concentrated extract
OF the best Alternative and blood.purifying
remedies % the vegetable Kingdom. The
enormous salss OF Hoods Ssrsspsrills.
and the wonderfal cures Elected. prove
even more than has been claimed FOR this
medicine. n you are sick the best med.-
cine IL none too good. Therefore, take
Hoods Sarsspsrills-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

Tnr HirrlM Bsilsiia Of sept eth
reports a meeting in that city A. which
upwards q so sOns Of Maine were PRES
en,. and preliminary mangsnsn,s were
made for reunion Of The MAine Veterans
Association in HAvefhii. the lss; Of this
month. speeches were made by Judge
Hsnry Carter snd Others, ireludiag
Councilman J. NJ. DAVIS. Who vii Be
remembered by many q our citizens
and Who had. a. said. "livsd in Maine
ten years. tsd hunted in Der forests. h'h-
81 in Der streams. drank from Der gush-
Ing brooks. and been chased By Al o.
ford Coaniy bear lie had given up =
trip South on parPose TO Be present a.
this reunion. and would hold up both
hands IN favor Of the project had no,
circumstances ever which he had no con-
trol prevented his doing So"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13
RESOLUTIONS

Adopted by Alder River Grange. y. OF II.
whereas. The Great Master above has
seen o. % remove from oar Order our
worthy sister. Alma j. Bartlett, wife OF
Merrill L. Bartlett Therefore.
Resolved. That while We. ~ membsrs
OF Alder River Grange. bow In submission
20 The win Of our Heavenly Father, We
nOns the less feel the ioss % our dear sis
ter, who was q valuable member, ever
fsiihfal In duty. and true 10 the principles
OF our Order.
Resolved, Ths; We ever cherish fond
remembrance OF our departed sister. and
while We miss her In our midst We realize
that what IL our loss Is her gala.
Resolved. That We hereby extend 10
the family OF The deceased our heartfelt
sympathy. and pray that the Great Master
above may comfort and bless them
Resolved. That our charter may be
drsped In moarnlng for sixty days, and =
copy Of these resolutions Be entered upon
our records.
Resolved. That copy OF these resolu-
tons BE- Published In The OxFoKD DkNo-
Graf. and . copy Be presented 70 ,hs fam-
ny OF the deceased
Mr.. n. q. Youxo.
Mrs. &. NJ. KrNBkLI, Com.
Mrs G. N. BRowx.
East Bethel. Aax. sist. 1881.
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STAIN on MANI.
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COUNTY or OXFORD. ss;-BSari of Cooaiy
g,u mlsst5nefs, septsmhcr session, i.s-t
Irol The f0rrgOlnx pstition satisfActofy evidences
h.v'ns Tea received that the pstiti0nsrs arr ~
,i.oasbs. Aai that oguify lnto The merits OF thsif
sppllcatlOa 10 eNpsdisut. IL n OHDEHED, nat
ths Jounty Commissioners meet a. the Anfrsss
ii0ass, In so Parts, on MeaisY the " day % Oct.
nsxg, Al ten of ne cl0ck A. N, AMI tbsnes
pfOosei 10 view the fouto mentiOne'i In ssli peti'
iiOa lmmeilaisiy sftsr Which les hearing Of the
parties and their witnesses ~hl D. bad a. some
couysnisat Plies In the Vicinty. snf saeh other
MEASURES tssea Ia the pfelni.es 90 The Colnmis.
slousTs shall ladse proper. Ant IL further or
dsrri, that NOTES VI the time. place AMI purpose
Of the Comissi0aers' MEETING ai0fesaii ~ siven
10 al Tsrsoas and corporations intsfcstei. ~
easing sticsie copies Il said psiiioa ani of this
erisr thsrcoa % b served upoa the respective
CHRIS u the tssns OF Parts sni usorOa and
also posted sp IN three pablic places In esch u
san tOsns, and pablishei thrsc weeks
suceasslvels Ia the Oxford Democrst, q news
paper prlstsi st Fans In sah Go. u Orfsri
lhs nfst Of said publications, and each ot The ether
n0licss, 10 BE- made, served and posted, Al least
thirty days bsfore said time Of meeting. ~ the
sad that all persons and corporations may then
and there appear and shsv casse, u aay thsy
have. why TIE prayer 81 ssis petg'onsr' sh0ali
kt,esii ALBERT y. AUSTIN. Clsrh.
A true oopy 90 ssli feti.ioa and order u Court
Attest ALBEIT s. AUSTIN. clat.
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Cotamissloasfs. NsI kmisf SESSION. i~1
upon ths foregoing pstition. sstistsetofJ ett
1snss hsslnf been received that The Tetiueners
afo fssfaesis ani that intuify tate The mefii. ~
fhslf A. piieaiioa a. sHrsdisni, u e efcefed thai
ths CoInfg Commissioncfs msst AZ The tm
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eioss A. N. apd itstcc gfsssi 10 Wv
ne rsuis mfatiassd 40 sali pftitifa. inus
fiatslg alief shlsh vis.. bsafiaf VI ths t-r,iss
saf thsif witnesses sut 20 had a soms eoasen'
eat gaes IN ths Visinity. aai sseh ether assssfes
takea In ths prsmisesss ths Commissioeefssh shall
jsiys pruysr Andu farther oftsrsi tnai noiice
oftks iins tlass sni paffoss 81 ihs ton@issiontf'
usstas aforesaid - sisen % al psfsoes AL eof.
roratloas iatsrvsisd b. eausiaf atssisd copies u
said pslifiou ant ~ ihls order ihsfseu 70 D.
sfVsi spon Ne CLERK Of ths Joss oi
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fasl ner tts f'ffiftcs % itthisi hsrtl' "a
ed lisbtou.
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10 toass " panlri hutknata, Ia tsii iisbfon,
ttsnes futnirg Ihrca.h TIE NslisJ "a The east
efly tide u ,ad cool;y rod sud inisrteciifE sail
eoaaty rad AZ o. scar the loot ~ ,thool iioass
iIni m ssd ssbooi uistsl ~. In ssii iistron
Ani lOuf Isiaisatfs lfsy that Iour ii0noF'
su VsW eat wAv sul -ih alter The sane q.
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conlibss .sy postiess Oi sd say eon'isisni viii
saii alisfsiioai.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-09-13

II We. noticeable this year that every
body VS. ANXIOUS 1.-The State Fair folks
should have good weather Coz the fair.
80 - 70 40 portion o. their debt And
their desire has been srAiihed. The
week has been. on the whole. a. good A.
could have been picked. ard about 81,
600 q The deb, has been discharged.
The people q The State should Be crate
ful 70 Tie msa who assumed psfsoaal
responsibility Coz the debts Of the society.
and carried !, over into smoother sail
iny